MGANG Lymphedema Compression Arm Sleeve for Women Men, Opaque, 20-30 mmHg Compression Full Arm Support with Silicone Band, Relieve Swelling, Edema, Post Surgery Recovery, Single Beige M

So I have lymphedema in my arm from radiation treatments. And I got referred to a compression product shop. So the measured me a I got fitted for a sleeve at a cost of around $200! I wore it for a while then I saw this sleeve for a bargain price. Needing a backup and with nothing to lose I ordered it and it works just as good the expensive one. It’s comfortable, good quality, good compression, keeps swelling down and does the job well. Can’t beat the price. I don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars anymore for a compression sleeve.

I do have Lymphadema andwas happy to see this offered so cheap but you get exactly what you pay for. It’s very tight and thin. Wouldn’t repurchase and really don’t use it. I use the ones I pay $80 for from a medical supply co

The sleeve is very comfortable once you get it on due to my lymphedema, though it takes two people to get on, but it does help with swelling

This compression sleeve not only fit correctly and had proper compression, it was comfortable. Putting this sleeve on was much easier than others I have tried. With the silicone dots at the top it remained in place all day. Washing it is just a matter of 3 minutes in the sink with a small amount of mild detergent. I have even tossed them in the washer with other delicates (Never the dryer) I would definately recomend them to any needing mild compression on the arm (15-20mmHg).

I measured my right arm for a compression sleeve. Small is the size for my measurements for this product, only the actual sleeve is so small I can’t get in on at all!! I order 2 sizes up, but it’s tight at the wrist and loose at the top. I’ll try a different brand, this is not working after 2 attempts. Their small arm sleeve arrived used and turned inside out, someone must’ve previously tried it and returned. I’ve purchased excellent knee compression sleeves @ Big5 sporting goods, I’ll go there and get what I need. Sometimes it’s easier to go to the nearby store.

I needed this sleeve to hold me over until I could get my insurance to approve a medical grade sleeve. I wasn’t expecting much considering it was $18. But a couple of things you should be aware of: 1) The band at the top (that meets up at your armpit) is extremely tight). I am not a large woman, nor do I have severe lymphedema, but I had to stuff myself in like a can of busted biscuits (in reverse). I got the silicone band straight & didn’t experience any rolling, but man does it dig in your armpit.2) At the opposite end (towards your hand) there is a band that digs into your wrist and is quite irritating as well. The medical grade sleeve I tried on at my fitting did not have this band. I’m assuming it’s there to bind off the compression material, but it doesn’t seem to be necessary in other sleeves I’ve seen.3) The material is essentially THICK pantyhose material (think like 10 layers) that has more stretch than it should be. It definitely compresses, but I can totally see it getting a run or two with every day wear. I have worn this sleeve one day (under a long sleeve shirt) and I’m already seeing frayed areas.You get what you pay for. My suggestion, just invest in a good sleeve like Juzo. You will be a lot more comfortable.

Quality material. Breathable while still holding it's tightness. Delivered quickly. It also stays put. I didn't have to pull it multiple times in order to keep it on..

Does its job!!!